Inner Kings Rise, Fortresses Fall

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel 11:15 describes a northern king coming and taking fortified cities; in Neville's language, this is the ascent of a single, dominant state of consciousness. The 'cities' are inner settlements—the routines, fears, and fixed beliefs you protect as if they were real walls. The 'arms of the south' are the lower, resisting impulses that you imagine must endure; yet when you identify with the I AM, those defenses lose their edge. The true force is awareness itself: as you dwell in the awareness of I AM, the imagined conqueror moves through your mind and dissolves the fortress from within. No external opposition can withstand the certainty that imagination creates reality. The prophecy becomes an invitation: assume the feeling of the kingdom now present, revise every perceived obstacle as already fulfilled, and let the inner structures yield to your conscious presence. Thus, the kingdom of God is not future conquest but present alignment—the inner politics rearranged by your deliberate assumption.